Lunarbot Studio

Lunarbot Studio

It took me the second look at this site to see the very slight parallax of the planets vs the star background, but I’m glad I saw it. That adds to how much I like this site. Like Keith says below, it’s a minimal site – that just happens to have some awesome images and typography. Again… what can I say… I’m a sucker for robots.

Submitted by: Keith Bates @lunarbotstudio

Role: Designer & Developer

This is the website for my freelance web design work. I love robots and learning about astrophysics so I wanted to incorporate those two things into my brand and theme while maintaining a clean, minimal presentation.

It took me the second look at this site to see the very slight parallax of the planets vs the star background, but I’m glad I saw it. That adds to how much I like this site. Like Keith says below, it’s a minimal site – that just happens to have some awesome images and typography. Again… what can I say… I’m a sucker for robots.

Submitted by: Keith Bates @lunarbotstudio

Role: Designer & Developer

This is the website for my freelance web design work. I love robots and learning about astrophysics so I wanted to incorporate those two things into my brand and theme while maintaining a clean, minimal presentation.

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